Food Sources of Vitamin D18 November 2015 | Editor SIGN UP for free newsletters and make sure you are kept up to date with new health articles (and get 20% of your first order for health supplements).  Natural food sources of vitamin D
View Vitamin D Supplements Food sources can provide moderate amounts, our main supply being in fish, eggs and mushrooms. For example, a cup of white mushrooms (raw or stir fried) would provide approximately 12.6iu vitamin D, and an egg will contain approximately twice this amount; oily fish will provide a better but varying amount depending on species, environment and whether it is raw, cooked or tinned. Interestingly one study showed wild salmon containing 1000iu per 3oz serving, while farmed salmon only contained 375iu. It might be wise to also consider a good vitamin D supplement, especially during the colder months and for those more at risk of vitamin D deficiency, which includes the elderly, pregnant women and those who cover their skin for cultural reasons – and we might now extend that list to many of those with one of the conditions outlined below. We have a number of articles about different aspects of Vitamin D and the vital roll it plays. Click of any link below to look at that subject or, below the links, click to bring up a printable PDF document covering all of the subjects by the excellent Nutrigold company, which also incorporates references. | 
